I wouldn't use the clipboard to save copied information over a long period of time since the contents can be easily overwritten by any other application.The clipboard is mainly designed to temporarily save information for immediate use.If you don't get the "paste" - option the information is lost.
There are a lot of useful third party programs that overcome the limitation of the standard clipboard by storing all copied actions inside a file.
In your case I recommend you to install "M8 Free clipboard" .The free version lets you save up to 20 copy actions and then starts to overwrite old ones.
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I wouldn't use the clipboard to save copied information over a long period of time since the contents can be easily overwritten by any other application.The clipboard is mainly designed to temporarily save information for immediate use.If you don't get the "paste" - option the information is lost.
There are a lot of useful third party programs that overcome the limitation of the standard clipboard by storing all copied actions inside a file.
In your case I recommend you to install "M8 Free clipboard" .The free version lets you save up to 20 copy actions and then starts to overwrite old ones.
download.cnet.com/.../3000-2384_4-10267618.html